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4worldlovers: SPARC's artistic director Judith F. Baca gets the National Medal of Arts recognition for her monumental impact on public art in America.

Forthcoming Interpretive Green Bridge at the Great Wall of Los Angeles

February 9, 2021 – Today The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation announced five new projects to be funded through its monuments initiative. Launched in October 2020, the Monuments Project is the Foundation’s groundbreaking grantmaking effort to reimagine and transform commemorative spaces to celebrate America’s diverse history. “Monuments and memorials powerfully shape our understanding of our country’s past, and determine which narratives we honor and celebrate in the American story,” said Elizabeth Alexander, President of the Mellon Foundation.

The Social and Public Art Resource Center (SPARC) is a proud recipient of a three-year grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support the preservation, activation, and expansion of The Great Wall of Los Angeles Monument.

A video series showcases the diverse and captivating murals of Los Angeles, providing an exploration of their unique narratives and creative processes. The featured murals center around the theme of social justice, advocating for systemic change and amplifying the voices of marginalized communities.

The SPARC is a NONPROFIT CORPORATION. All proceeds go to SPARC’s operation and Mural Rescue Program.

4worldlovers: The Desert Garden is one of the world’s premier collections of succulent plants, covering more than 10 acres and comprising more than 5,000 arid-adapted plants. The Desert Garden Entrance Project, nearing completion, will make it possible to showcase more of this collection and spotlight the significance of these plants.


The Huntington has acquired David Hockney’s painting Tree on Woldgate, 6 March (2006), along with 17 works on paper that include drawings, prints, photocollages, and watercolors. Donated by Gregory Evans, who had a close romantic and business relationship with Hockney for many years, the works showcase an intimate side of the artist.


The Huntington’s seven-member Board of Trustees has elected Scott Jordan and Allen E. Shay as new members. Their terms were effective July 1, 2023. The Board of Trustees is responsible for The Huntington’s financial sustainability and overarching direction, assisted by a 65-member Board of Governors.

Positively One of a Kind - The Creation and Care of Daguerreotypes

Learn how daguerreotypes are made and what makes them unique, see examples of historic and contemporary daguerreotypes in The Huntington’s collections, and learn about what’s involved in cataloging and caring for them.

Take a tour, watch videos, learn about the gardens, explore art, and more!

4worldlovers: The CSU Board of Trustees has launched a nationwide search for the next president of Cal State LA. Learn more about the search process and how you can provide your input.


Cal State LA is the premier public university in the heart of Los Angeles and is dedicated to engagement, service, and the public good. We educate students from across the region and offer more than 100 cutting-edge academic programs.

Here our students develop skills to succeed. As they succeed, Los Angeles thrives.

Cal State LA celebrates LGBTQIA+ community with first campuswide Pride celebration


More than 100 staff, faculty and students gathered June 29 at the Cal State LA University Club for a Pride Month event celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community.


Cal State LA receives grant to boost opportunities for students to engage in clean energy research


Cal State LA has received a $750,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to provide more research and training opportunities in STEM fields for students while addressing important energy and climate challenges.


Cal State LA to be honored as one of ACUE’s inaugural Movement Maker


The Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) has named Cal State LA a Movement Maker for demonstrating an enduring commitment to the success of all students.

More than 100 staff, students and faculty gathered together in the Golden Eagle Ballroom at Cal State LA on June 15 to take part in a festive Juneteenth celebration.

Join Interim President Leroy M. Morishita as he opens the new academic year. The program will include the introduction of new faculty and the announcement of outstanding faculty awards.

Cal State LA is committed to promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in our University community. Explore our gateway to resources, information, events, and programs related to DEIB efforts on campus.

Find information on academic support services and advising to help you on your path to your degree.

Learn about University resources that provide food, emergency housing and financial support.

Cal State LA cares about you. WellBeingU provides support for your inner and physical well-being.

Have fun, make friends, and get involved on campus. Learn about our more than 100 student organizations and find upcoming events.

Learn about and cheer on our 14 athletics teams—13 in NCAA Division II—that compete across nine sports.

“Cal State LA is the place that you go to when you seek comfort, when you seek growth, as well as a community, where you are going to be challenged in order to make you better.”

4worldlovers: Let our free app be your personal guide to the Getty Museums

Photographs inspired by museum collections by internationally renowned fashion photographer, Tim Walker.

Enjoy art and the outdoors with kids at the Getty Center

4worldlovers: In true USC tradition, all new and returning students are invited to the Trojan Welcome Experience to embark on university life in the fall. Engage with new friends, discover essential resources and find your community during your first weeks back on campus.

Students walk through the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum tunnels to participate in a spirit rally during USC’s Trojan Welcome Experience.

New center, computing initiative put USC at forefront of AI policy, practice and ethics discussions

$2.9 million grant from Bezos Earth Fund boosts USC urban greenery work


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USC alumni serve as the powerful catalyst that binds all Trojans together. In recognition of the 100th anniversary of our alumni association, USC will commemorate this milestone with a year-long celebration titled, “Celebrating a Century of the Trojan Family.”

USC Alumni Association marks a century of celebrating the Trojan Family

USC Visions and Voices is a university-wide arts and humanities initiative that was launched in 2006. Highlighting USC’s excellence in the arts and humanities, the initiative provides a transformative and provocative experience for all USC students, regardless of their major or year in school, and challenges them to expand their perspectives and become engaged citizens.

USC has built a comprehensive sustainability initiative that touches every facet of the university. From the elimination of single-use plastic bottles to partnering with LADWP to maximize solar energy availability in Los Angeles, the university has committed to moving forward in ways that will change the face of the university, the city and the world.

USC launches $1B-plus initiative for computing including advanced computation, quantum computing, AI and ethics

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